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The research report takes the reader step by step through the effects of operating leases, which appear on the balance sheet.
What are the effects of smaller or larger lease transactions, rising interest rates, high residual values?
And what are the effects on activating the ‘service’ as part of the lease payments?
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In this research report, IFRS 16 – Fieldwork research Results, Tweuus shows the consequences of putting operating leases on the balance sheet.
In addition to a number of open doors, there are also some surprising results. Maybe not for the insiders, but certainly for the average user.
The results indicate that IFRS 16, as argued earlier, will not bring about the desired improvements compared to IAS 17.
Insight, transparency and comparability lag far behind expectations.
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Combination of tips which choices to make before and at migration from IAS 17 to IFRS 16, Leases ánd insights to gain from results and effects for the balance sheet and on financial results and ratios.
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Combined product of the Discount rate and IFRS16 and The Implicit Challenge.
Article in the series of Lease Implementation Dilemmas as a result of the introduction of IFRS16 for listed companies and others who follow IFRS reporting guidelines.
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Criteria and indicators to distinguish finance from operating leases. Applies to IAS 17, (Dutch) RJ 292 ánd to lessors under IFRS 16.
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What is IFRS 16 doing with the balance sheet for a rented real estate and an operating lease transaction?
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All lease related articles issued by Tweuus up to publication date, 13 Jan. 2016, of IFRS 16.
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All lease related articles issued by Tweuus after the publication date, 13 Jan. 2016, of IFRS 16.
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